<i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> [police radio chatter]</i> - There's a good
amount of blood. <i> ♪ </i> <i> male narrator: A young father
is gunned down</i> <i> at a hotel...</i> - He was probably standing
outside the front door when he was shot. <i> narrator: When an invitation
to a party...</i> - Tell me how you knew
how to go to this party. <i> narrator: Ignites
a deadly temptation.</i> - He flashes 16 grand
on Facebook? <i> "I'm out there.
Is the money there?"</i> - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - He's robbing the guy. - There you go. [knocking at door]
Tulsa police. <i> narrator: And the clock
is ticking.</i> <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> For homicide detectives,</i> <i> their chance of solving
a murder</i> <i> is cut in half</i> <i> if they don't get a lead</i> <i> within the first 48 hours.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> Tulsa, Oklahoma.</i> <i> 1:40 a.m.</i> <i> At a quiet hotel</i> <i> on the east side of town,</i> <i> a call comes in to 911.</i> [sirens wailing] <i> narrator: Police
and paramedics respond</i> <i> and find a young man</i> <i> shot three times.</i> <i> They rush him to the hospital.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> But doctors can't save him.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> [somber music]</i> - Well, I just got woken up
by Sergeant Walker. Guess we're heading
to a hotel over here. <i> narrator:
Detective Justin Ritter,</i> <i> a 14-year veteran
of Tulsa PD,</i> <i> will lead the investigation.</i> - Sometimes my wife
works night shift, so I had to drop my kids off. I'm lucky enough to have other
family members here in town that I can rely on. If you want to work Homicide, you just have to go with it. Murders don't happen on
a nine-to-five schedule. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [eerie music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> Hey, man. What's the deal? - A gentleman
has rented the room for some sort of get-together. During this,
some altercation occurs. The victim is shot
outside of this room. - OK. What was his name? - Cedrick.
- Cedrick? <i> narrator: 27-year-old
Cedrick Gilmer</i> <i> worked as a customer service
rep for a phone company.</i> <i> He was recently engaged</i> <i> and leaves behind four kids.</i> <i> [solemn music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> - We got witnesses
in the room. <i> narrator: Several people
were in the hotel room</i> <i> when Cedrick was shot.</i> - Go get 'em all downtown.
- All right. - We can
get 'em on film. Get 'em--
interview good. <i> ♪ </i> - We got blood spatter
on the wall up here, just next to the front door. <i> ♪ </i> - 9-millimeter casings. <i> ♪ </i> That's a good amount of blood. It looks like he was probably
standing on this landing outside the front door
when he was shot. <i> ♪ </i> They were definitely
having a party here. <i> ♪ </i> Looks like there was
quite a few people. <i> ♪ </i> Video right there. <i> narrator:
On the building's corner,</i> <i> the team finds two
surveillance cameras.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - The video's gonna be
pretty dang good. - Oh, dude, we may get
a sweet shot. - We can just get
the video downloaded. - I'm gonna go downtown. - OK. <i> narrator: While the team
begins scouring</i> <i> the hotel complex
for evidence,</i> <i> Ritter heads to Homicide</i> <i> to interview the witnesses
from the party.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - All right. - OK.
- We appreciate that. How'd you know
to get there tonight? <i> ♪ </i> - OK. What time did you get there? - OK. <i> [dark music]</i> <i> narrator: She says two men
burst into the room,</i> <i> and everyone hit the floor.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - And what were they saying? <i> narrator: She says the two men
forced Cedrick outside.</i> - So they're hitting him
while they're in the room, and then they try
to drag him out, and he struggles with 'em? - Anything jump out at you
other than the bandana, like what were they wearing? - OK. <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> She seems pretty shook up,</i> <i> so we're gonna have patrol
take her home.</i> <i> I'm definitely curious
as to why</i> this specific hotel room
was chosen and why these suspects think that this victim
has money. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
Back at the crime scene...</i> <i> ♪ </i> - I found a couple
handguns over here. <i> narrator: Patrol finds
a .40- and .380-caliber pistol</i> <i> hidden in the bushes.</i> <i> And nearby...</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
A 9-millimeter,</i> <i> the same caliber
as the casings found</i> <i> where Cedrick was shot.</i> - Holy [bleep]. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
Across the parking lot...</i> - What is that? - That is unbelievable. It's like a scavenger hunt.
[chuckles] - Town Car, four-door.
- And, uh... - Justin? <i> - How's everything going, man?</i> - There's three guns found
over here in this parking lot. And then, uh, by the gate, there's two cell phones
and some cash and a bandana. - That's crazy. <i> - So it looks like robbery</i> <i> kind of occurred here.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
With a possible motive,</i> <i> Ritter heads in to see
if the second witness</i> <i> knows why anyone
would target the party.</i> - I know this is goofy,
dude, but at least
keeps you warm. Do you understand
what's going on? This ain't just
a robbery anymore. So this is a murder,
all right? - Yeah. - Tell me how you knew
how to go to this party. - On what page? <i> narrator: He says VIP
is a private group</i> <i> on Facebook.</i> - I can't get to it? OK. So did VIP--
were they informed about this party tonight?
- Yes. - What's in the room
that somebody wants to rob? Does Cedrick have money? - When they pulled
his pockets out, he didn't have no money. - Really? <i> narrator:
He says earlier that day,</i> <i> Cedrick posted an image
to the VIP Facebook page</i> <i> of himself holding
a handful of cash.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - How much? <i> ♪ </i> - $16,000. <i> ♪ </i> <i> ♪ </i> - So when he's inviting
people to this party, he flashes 16 grand
on Facebook? - Yeah. - You know those guys
that did the robbery? - Mm-mm. <i> narrator: He says
one of the men</i> <i> had a white T-shirt</i> <i> and the other
wore a black hoodie.</i> - I need you to get on your page
and show us that VIP page, and we're gonna try and
find them flashing that money. OK? OK. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [tense music]</i> - Really? The guy right there? <i> ♪ </i> This is just a few hours
before the party. <i> ♪ </i> - Now we have a motive. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [indistinct rapping]</i> - Looks like someone's posted
a video of the party a couple of hours ago. <i> ♪ </i> And there's your female witness rapping with everyone,
just like she said. <i> ♪ </i> - And there's Cedrick
right there, sitting on the bed. - There it comes. [indistinct conversation] - OK, so they've got this
Facebook group called VIP. Earlier in the day, the victim was flipping
through $16,000 in cash. So now we have a reason
why somebody would want to go over there. <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> - Maybe there's something
on these phones. <i> narrator: The team searches
through text messages</i> <i> on the phones
recovered at the scene</i> <i> to try and identify
who they belong to.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - Hey, look at this. <i> ♪ </i> Sarge, right here. <i> ♪ </i> - "I'm out here.
Is the money there?" <i> ♪ </i> - "You still getting
this money?" - Somebody set them up
to be robbed. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: In a text
from earlier that night...</i> - "I'm doing my hair"--
she was talking about doing her hair
during the interview. <i> narrator: The phone
belongs to the woman</i> <i> they interviewed earlier.</i> - And she's [bleep] gone. Paul-264 to the officer
that transported the girl from Detective Division. <i> [suspenseful music]</i> Have you already
gotten rid of her? <i> - Yeah.</i>
- [bleep]. <i> ♪ </i> Just go get her. - OK. [sirens wailing] <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: Two hours later...</i> <i> [dramatic music]</i> - Sorry to bring you back. <i> ♪ </i> We got some
of the property back. Is this phone yours? - You sure about that? - Well, here's the deal. I'm gonna give you
a chance right now to get out in front of this
and work with us, or you can get yourself
wrapped up right in the middle of this
murder if you lie to me. - We're not gonna play with you. You get one chance at this-- one chance
and one chance only. - I think you set it up. - OK, I'll read the messages. "You can be on your way now,"
you tell them. "I'm out here"--
that's them talking to you-- "I see it.
Is the money there?" - No, you can't have
the phone. Then you ask, "We still
getting this money?" <i> ♪ </i> I mean, you're talking about
setting this whole thing up. It's obvious. <i> ♪ </i> - If you lie to us, you're gonna
more than likely get charged, just like everybody else. There's two guys
that did the robbery. We got to know who
those people are. <i> ♪ </i> - So the guy you're talking
to here is Quincy. - Mm-hmm.
- Tell me what Quincy tells you. - If you see anything
or if you see any money? - OK. <i> narrator: She admits that
while she was at the party,</i> <i> she spoke to Quincy
on the phone.</i> - OK. Who was Quincy with? - All right, I'm gonna
give you a few minutes to sit here and think
about anything else that you haven't told me,
OK? You got to come 100% clean,
or it's not gonna work. Well, it's getting better. <i> narrator: Baumann looks up
the phone number</i> <i> associated with Quincy.</i> <i> [tense music]</i> - Roderick Whiteside. <i> narrator: It's registered
to 25-year-old</i> <i> Roderick Whiteside.</i> <i> He has prior convictions
for firearm possession</i> <i> and driving under suspension.</i> - Get me a big picture of him.
- Yeah. <i> ♪ </i> - Do the right thing here. <i> [dramatic music]</i> - OK, who's that? - That's Quincy? OK. Does Quincy have access
to this VIP page? - Where's Quincy live? - OK, you're telling me
the truth? - All right. <i> ♪ </i> Roderick Whiteside. - Did she give you anything
on the other guy at all? - No. We'll just
have to get Whiteside and see if he wants
to give him up. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: The team
hits the streets</i> <i> with the warrant squad,
searching locations</i> <i> where Whiteside is known
to hang out.</i> - I'm gonna work from
the north to the south if somebody wants to go
south to north. <i> - Yeah.</i> <i> [suspenseful music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> [knocking at door] <i> - Code six, 105 North Avenue.</i> - If you see Roderick,
just call my cell phone. <i> ♪ </i> - [bleep]. A lot of these guys,
they don't have one place
to rest their head. They just jump from
place to place just for this reason, so that
they're difficult to find. <i> narrator: While the warrant
squad continues the search...</i> <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> Ritter and the team
return to Homicide.</i> - There's your video. <i> narrator: The surveillance
video from the hotel</i> <i> has finally come in.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - Is that from the stairwell?
- Yep. <i> ♪ </i> <i> ♪ </i> There she is. <i> narrator: Moments after
Cedrick arrives,</i> <i> the female witness
is in the parking lot</i> <i> on her cell phone.</i> - She probably had no idea this
was gonna turn into a murder. <i> ♪ </i> - Hold on. <i> narrator: Ten minutes
before the shooting...</i> - The guy in the white shirt. All right. - It could be them. - White shirt, a hoodie... <i> ♪ </i> There they are. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [somber music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> - There you go. <i> ♪ </i> - Whiteside. - Look at that.
That's him. <i> ♪ </i> - He's got a bandana
around his neck. Just trying to figure out
this second guy. <i> ♪ </i> - Oh! Come on. - They're out there fighting
with the victim. - This must be
when Cedrick gets shot. <i> ♪ </i> - Yeah, here we go. - Back it up. Freeze it. See the gun? - Yes.
- He's robbing the guy. Both of them had guns. <i> ♪ </i> - You're gonna be able
to see 'em run over there and hide those guns.
- Yeah. - Where were the guns at?
- No, no... - They were underneath
that bush. <i> ♪ </i> - Holy--dude.
- Oh, wow. <i> narrator: The second suspect
in the hoodie</i> <i> throws something in the bushes</i> <i> where the 9-millimeter
was found.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - We've got other cameras
that we can look at. <i> ♪ </i> - Yeah. - This is before the shooting. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
Minutes before the murder,</i> <i> they spot Roderick Whiteside</i> <i> getting out of an SUV.</i> - Ooh, they just got
in the hood, didn't they? - Let's back it up. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: Whiteside takes
something from under the hood.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - They're getting out
right now. <i> ♪ </i> - Ooh!
- Hey. <i> narrator: Then a third man</i> <i> gets out of the suspect's
vehicle.</i> - Son of a bitch. Everybody says
only two went in. Maybe he never went in
the room. - Do you think...
[sighs] - Try those other
camera views. <i> [suspenseful music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> Here's number three. - Number three doesn't go up. <i> narrator: Suspect number three</i> <i> stays downstairs
during the attempted robbery.</i> <i> narrator:
The lookout takes off</i> <i> moments before the shooting.</i> - There he goes!
He's jumping the fence! He's getting the hell
out of there. He didn't want to be
a part of it. - Yeah. <i> [dramatic music]</i> - Video's huge in this deal. We still got to identify
the second suspect, though. There's a third suspect
on the video that's acting more like
a lookout than anything. We need to figure out who he is, since he took off
prior to the shooting; I think that he's
the most likely guy to talk. <i> ♪ </i> We've been going on this
since about 2:00 this morning, so I'm gonna go home right now
and get some rest. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: Detectives Ronnie
Leatherman and John Brown</i> <i> go to update Cedrick's family.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> They've already been notified
about the murder.</i> - We're Homicide Unit--Ronnie. - Ronnie. - John. - I'm sorry for your loss. <i> [solemn music]</i> - Question.
- Yes? - Y'all got anybody in custody? - They have some names
that we're looking for, but nobody's officially
been arrested yet. - Man, there's just a whole
bunch of [bleep] going on. I lost my mama,
I lost my auntie, my papa-- I lost my brother. <i> ♪ </i> It's just so shocking to me. <i> narrator: Cedrick's sister
tells detectives</i> <i> she has lost four relatives</i> <i> in just three years.</i> - Hopefully
we get some answers. - Yeah, we'll be hollering
at you soon. - Somebody gonna
have to say something. <i> ♪ </i> - It's always tough for us whenever we go talk
to the families, and we don't have
the answers for 'em, because they're going through
so much right now anyway, and it just makes it
even tougher for them. Cedrick was flashing
$16,000 on Facebook, so that could very easily
be the cause of this. And it looks like maybe he just
got taken advantage of. <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: The next day...</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> While the search for
Whiteside continues...</i> - This [bleep] going nowhere. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [line ringing]</i> - What's going on, girl? <i> narrator: Ritter decides
to reach out to the woman</i> <i> who was at the party.</i> - Did Roderick try
and contact you? - Do you have any idea
where he would be? - OK. <i> ♪ </i> <i> ♪ </i> - Who is it? <i> ♪ </i> - "So Hood"? - How did you know that So Hood
is the other guy? <i> narrator: The witness says
she knows So Hood</i> <i> through Whiteside.</i> - OK. If you think of anything else, call me, and I'll
be in touch, OK? - All right, hang in there. <i> ♪ </i> So Hood. All right. - So Hood. <i> ♪ </i> There he is.
- Cool. Dude, I think that is him. <i> ♪ </i> - I'm gonna go look up
So Hood. - This is possibly the unknown, taller suspect that goes up
to the landing. What? - Think you got him? - OK. - Claude Calvin, huh? <i> narrator: 23-year-old
Claude Calvin</i> <i> has nine prior convictions,</i> <i> including burglary,
possession of a stolen vehicle,</i> <i> and possession of
a controlled substance.</i> - Judging by where
the gun's found, Claude is gonna be
the shooter. <i> narrator: Detectives believe
Claude Calvin</i> <i> is the one who hid
the possible murder weapon.</i> - Our witness thinks
the second suspect is So Hood, and Claude Calvin
goes by that nickname. That's not enough
to arrest him for murder. We're gonna get
his phone records, and we'll compare 'em
to Whiteside's-- see if they were
together that night. For now, he's just a person
of interest. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: As the clock
winds down,</i> <i> Tulsa Homicide is still
on the hunt</i> <i> for their suspects.</i> <i> ♪ </i> [ticking] <i> In the first 48,</i> <i> Tulsa Homicide responded
to the murder</i> <i> of 27-year-old Cedrick Gilmer,</i> <i> shot at a hotel party,</i> <i> discovered three men</i> <i> may have been involved
in the murder,</i> <i> learned the names
of two of the suspects,</i> <i> Roderick Whiteside
and Claude Calvin,</i> <i> and are waiting
on phone records</i> <i> to confirm their whereabouts</i> <i> the night of the murder.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> [phone ringing]</i> <i> Five days later...</i> [phone ringing] - Hello? <i> narrator: Ritter gets a call
from Crime Stoppers...</i> - Good stuff. <i> narrator: With a possible name
for the lookout.</i> - All right, cool.
Thanks, man. Bye. <i> ♪ </i> - Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh! <i> [suspenseful music]</i> - What do you think? - 6-foot, 280.
He's a big dude. <i> - That guy is big.</i> - He's spittin' image
of the guy on video. - Yeah, that's your boy,
right there. - All right. <i> ♪ </i> - We need to run his phone too, to see if he was
with Claude and Whiteside. The records will be key
to tying 'em all together and putting 'em
in the same location. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator:
Several weeks later...</i> - 2:28... <i> narrator:
The phone records are in.</i> - Let's see. At midnight-30... <i> ♪ </i> Booyah. There he is. <i> narrator: The records place
Calvin and the lookout</i> <i> with Whiteside at the time
of the murder.</i> - That's good [bleep]. Now walk that,
pack it through, and get warrants issued
on those two guys. <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: Over the next
several weeks...</i> [knocking on door]
- Tulsa police! <i> narrator: The team
combs the city</i> <i> for all three suspects.</i> [siren wailing] <i> And their hard work</i> <i> finally pays off.</i> <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> - He's been real quiet
on the way here. - He's just quiet, huh? <i> narrator: The warrants squad
found the lookout</i> <i> at his girlfriend's house.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> - The guy on video
acting as the lookout--</i> he doesn't even really appear that he wants to be there. He seems real nervous. And he leaves
before the shooting, so he's possibly gonna be
our best bet to get one of the three
to talk. <i> He's just battling with,</i> <i> "Do I want to admit
that I was there?"</i> <i> ♪ </i> - What's up, buddy? All right. I mean, I know you know
what this is about. - OK. I've got your phone records. They all show that
you were at the scene before it was committed. You're on video. - The guy that's throwing
a freakin' "kick-back" party, just wants to socialize, gets dragged out
of his hotel room, gets shot and [bleep]
murdered there. You, on the other hand,
leave before that happens. So you have an opportunity
to help yourself. - I can tell
the district attorney, "Hey, this is what he knows." <i> ♪ </i> I don't know if this'll
make you feel better. Look at me.
I just texted him. And he's gonna come over here
and sit down with us. - No, it's the--
[cell phone buzzes] <i> ♪ </i> - Be right back. <i> ♪ </i> [indistinct conversation] <i> ♪ </i> - Man, he's a freakin'
district attorney, OK? - Just so you know, here's my little
Tulsa County badge. Erik Grayless,
District Attorney. - Well, what I think
you want to do, as I see you sitting there, is that you want to come clean. - We filed the charge
as murder. We take into account
every single statement that everybody makes when we make
our ultimate decision. We can't make promises, but one thing I can promise you is that telling the truth
is the only way-- is the best way
out of any of this. <i> [somber music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: He says
Roderick Whiteside</i> <i> asked him if he wanted
to go the party</i> <i> to meet some girls.</i> <i> narrator: He says Whiteside
pulled out a gun</i> <i> and told him to follow him
and Claude Calvin</i> <i> up to the party.</i> - 'Cause they were trying
to talk you into it, and you were telling 'em no. <i> narrator: He says
after the shooting,</i> <i> Whiteside called him.</i> - Did he tell you
he shot him? - Did he say Claude did? - Which is gonna be the only
guy that was with him, which is Claude. You don't know
where Claude is? - You did the right thing. - He's gonna look over
everything that you told us, and I appreciate you
coming with it, OK? All right, hang on
just a second. That worked. Man, I think
he's telling the truth. - Everything he said they did
matches up. <i> - For now, he's gonna be
taken to jail.</i> Him cooperating is, you know, the smartest decision
he's made at this point. <i> ♪ </i> <i> He's put himself
in the best position</i> <i> that he possibly could.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: Three weeks later...</i> <i> the alleged shooter,
Claude Calvin,</i> <i> is arrested in Oklahoma City.</i> - I've got his phone records
putting him there. I've got him on video. <i> Just from watching the video,</i> <i> I think it's possible</i> <i> that he's the actual shooter.</i> So I want him to at least admit that he was there. <i> We'll see what happens.</i> <i> ♪ </i> - You know why you got
arrested in Oklahoma City and why you're here now? - Mm-hmm. - You don't know nothing
about nothing? <i> ♪ </i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> - Would've been nice
if he talked,</i> but we got his phone
records there. I've got him on video, so... Whatever. Let's roll, So Hood. <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: One week later...</i> - Look at him. He's like, "I knew
this day was coming." <i> narrator: Ritter finally
gets Roderick Whiteside</i> <i> in the interrogation room.</i> <i> - New at noon: one of Tulsa
police's most wanted suspects</i> <i> is now behind bars.</i> <i> U.S. Marshals in Chicago
arrested this man,</i> <i> Roderick Whiteside.</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> - He's on video holding a gun</i> <i> as he goes down
the stairwell from the room,</i> but I don't think
he pulled the trigger. I think Claude Calvin
pulled the trigger. So if Roderick's smart,
he'll talk to me. <i> ♪ </i> [door clicks open] All right, man. Do you know
who Cedrick Gilmer is? - Mm-hmm.
- OK. You're on video
holding the gun, but who's the guy that actually
killed Cedrick Gilmer? <i> ♪ </i> There's only two of you
up on that balcony: you and Claude. - Y'all been putting it
on me. - Yeah, you're arrested for
murder because you were there. <i> ♪ </i> I'm telling you, you need
to tell me the truth. <i> ♪ </i> - I didn't kill the man. - I know you didn't. - Eventually, this
is gonna go to court, and it's gonna go
to a jury. Do you want this to be
put out there without your explanation? - To your benefit, the thing
that's gonna help you is if you tell me the truth. - Y'all, I really finna
answer my questions with a lawyer, man. - Did you say
you want to have a lawyer with you when you talk? - Rather have him with me--
- OK. - When I answer
you guys' questions. - All right. Hang tight. <i> If he came clean and said,</i> "Yeah, we were trying
to do a robbery; Claude ran up there
and shot and killed the guy," they're probably gonna
go after Claude harder on the murder charge,
and maybe he'll get less time, but he doesn't understand that. <i> ♪ </i> 'Cause he's an active
participant in a robbery attempt that somebody was murdered in; he's got a gun in his hand, it's still murder. <i> ♪ </i> - Let's go, man.
- Let's roll, So Hood. <i> ♪ </i> It took approximately
two months to get everybody arrested. The crazy thing is, is, I think that this happened because Cedrick flashed
the money on Facebook. Probably just goofing around, but you get these guys
that just prey on people, and they decide to try
and rob somebody and end up killing 'em. <i> [solemn music]</i> <i> ♪ </i> <i> narrator: One year
after Cedrick's murder...</i> - Pretty rough. <i> ♪ </i> I really miss him very much, and I hope I get to see him
another day. - This is a picture.
He, um-- he thought he was really cool. He likes to get his beard
designed and stuff. He was just so full of joy. This was his very last picture before he died. - Sometime my youngest son, he'll just start crying out of nowhere. And then he'll just
point to that picture. And I'll be like,
"I miss him too." - My niece and nephews, like-- how they gonna feel, like,
growing up without their dad? <i> ♪ </i> You keep just spinning.
You spin. <i> ♪ </i> <i> [solemn music]</i> <i> ♪ </i>
